Balmy spring days in Northern Europe have left a chemical soup in the streets and avenues of Paris, choking the boulevards and leading to the implementation of a partial car ban, and an offer of free public transport over the last weekend.
MAC spots the elusive new Proton Perdana out and about and, in true journalistic fashion, whips out his (mobile phone) camera for a quick report on Proton’s latest creation.
In most countries the awarding of a pay rise is not big news unless it has come after a period of industrial unrest.
The Prime Minister of Cambodia, Hun Sen, has announced that the country is expected to exceed growth forecast of 7%. The country’s economy had maintained a steady 8% growth since 2004, with a slight slowdown during the 2008 economy downturn, but is regaining a strong footing as its main economy of agriculture, garment export and tourism continues to develop robustly.
The recent Geneva Motor Show seemed to be more focussed on the Chinese market than the host region Europe. Of course there is a good reason for this – China is seen as one of the last great marketing opportunities for brands that want to be considered truly global. China has a youngish population, a growing and increasingly affluent middle class and what can only be viewed as an insatiable appetite for brands and luxury engineering.
Automology’s new guest writer, EDE, examines Apple’s latest feature for your driving pleasure.